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Cintha 2 year s ago
#42, shut up and take my "noins".
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Birdie 2 year s ago
#20 - this is bull twang. Every mountain is a stone in essence and have you seen how big of a stone the Alps are or the Rocky's ?
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Lotta 2 year s ago
Birdie,
Those are small scale examples, and are not 'singular pieces of rock'.
However, you are not wrong - think of the Laurentian Craton (continental core) as the largest of such on Earth.
Those are small scale examples, and are not 'singular pieces of rock'.
However, you are not wrong - think of the Laurentian Craton (continental core) as the largest of such on Earth.
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Sol 2 year s ago
Birdie, So, today's big controversy is rocks and stones? What about sticks? Or paper and scissors? There. Burn Internet, burn! 
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Viola 2 year s ago
Sol, Oh dear, the armchair intellectual requires daily stimulation or it implodes.
Try not to leave a spot on the floor.
Try not to leave a spot on the floor.
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Ferdie 2 year s ago
Birdie,
The Alps and Rockies are folded tectonic plates.
The Alps and Rockies are folded tectonic plates.
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Nole 2 year s ago
#20 How does El Capitan in Yosimite compare?
Those are small scale examples, and are not 'singular pieces of rock'.
However, you are not wrong - think of the Laurentian Craton (continental core) as the largest of such on Earth.
Try not to leave a spot on the floor.
The Alps and Rockies are folded tectonic plates.